Re: [kapua-dev] Setting up Eclipse IDE for Kapua

[Uroš Mesarič Kunst <Uros.Mesaric-Kunst@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jens,

 

I tried Vagrant, I tried Docker but my personal favorite is still local setup of supporting systems.

By that I mean, local tomcat, H2 and ActiveMQ. This sometimes means more manual work in the sense of deploying and configuring, but you are under control.

Vagrant scripts are good for quick start, but Vagrant is sometimes difficult to configure on different platforms and configurations.

 

I suggest reading Vagrant scripts, because they describe inner workings of system setup.

 

Uros

 

From: kapua-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:kapua-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jens Reimann
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2017 2:44 PM
To: kapua-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [kapua-dev] Setting up Eclipse IDE for Kapua

 

Hi,

I was looking for some documentation on how to set up an Eclipse IDE for Kapua.

My first approach was to clone the repository and import the projects as a complete Maven hierarchy, which works fine!

But there seems to be no description about how to start e.g. the web console from inside the IDE. Or at least how to start it locally outside of Vagrant or Docker.

Thanks for any help

Jens

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